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Show Sing Along With Stein Fieldhouse Mishap Stirs Ar,: . , ,r - . . . . - - rm,-- - ' " '1 By ELPHONZO SNURDLEY Chronicle Athletic Reporter The necessity of a new Field-house Field-house seemed to come to a head recently following a Utah-Bree-dom Young basketball game. University officials declined immediate acceptance of new building plans and contended the facilities were still in usable condition. They cited the excellent excel-lent condition of the. goal post in the upper left hand corner of adjacent photo. Utah hoop coach Jacque Gardner noted several cracks in the glass back boards but declined comment on the need of complete renovation. The cause of the slight altercations alter-cations pictured at left apparently apparent-ly stemmed from the combined forces of 10,000 students making mak-ing room for the 1400 more waiting wait-ing to get in and Granny Lash -M. coming down with a rebound. LAW PROHIBITS printing the enthusiastic expressions from University sport fans, but it was noted the head of the building board was awarded a technical foul shot. The athletic department submitted sub-mitted a plan to the ASUU to finance a news sports palace. FIFTY CENTS per basketball and football game would be charged to each student at the door plus: Additional fees tacked on to each students tuition consisting of $40 dollars fall quarter, $25 winter quarter and $10 spring quarter. REALIZING NOT every student stu-dent attends the athletic events, special considerations would be made. Freshman would be as- sessed fivP a VUCked the door wh nd tje will pay 7-n bucks pert '"g students to L lot (with t!e Vswag0 hfs "greed to piae;-standards piae;-standards in th ' e k dollar library f0r el uations. en: JAMES HARRY searches his Fieldhouse for i. latest press release contending no need for new Fieldhouse. His office is currently located in 13th East at 5th South. The University sports publicity director noted students chanting chant-ing "We want a Fieldhouse!" following Utah-Breedom Utah-Breedom Young contest which caused office of-fice change. |